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Dezhishi Builds Data Vault Solution for the Quantum Era

18 April 2025 · ·

At CYBERSEC 2025, Dezhishi Information unveiled Quant2Cipher Zero-Knowledge Lock – a groundbreaking quantum-era data encryption technology capable of securing millions of words in milliseconds. This innovative solution provides impenetrable protection against hackers and ensures data remains gibberish even after breaches. Alongside this, they showcased Bitdefender's integrated cybersecurity platform with AI-driven threat detection and free cyber insurance for enhanced enterprise security.

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LVMH Q1 Earnings Miss Estimates, Signaling Potential Headwinds for Luxury Sector

18 April 2025 · ·

LVMH, the world's leading luxury goods company, reported disappointing first-quarter earnings with a revenue decline of 3%, falling short of analyst expectations. The slowdown in sales across key divisions like fashion and leather goods signals potential economic headwinds for the industry amid rising tariffs. To mitigate these challenges, LVMH is planning to expand its production footprint within America despite past expansion difficulties.

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Suzy Hu Discusses Identity and Appreciation for Taiwan's Workforce

18 April 2025 · ·

At National Taiwan University, AMD CEO Lisa Su delivered a speech on the company's AI leadership journey and engaged with students in an insightful Q&A session. She discussed her identity as Taiwanese American, expressed respect for NVIDIA founder Jensen Huang, and shared valuable advice about education and pursuing challenging problems. The event highlighted Dr. Su’s perspective on innovation, hard work, and the future of technology, particularly within AI applications across various industries.

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TeamT5 Protects Taiwanese Firms from Cyberattack by "Crazy Hunter"

18 April 2025 · ·

Du Fu Digital Security founder Tsai Song-Ting discussed how TeamT5 leverages threat intelligence to protect Taiwanese companies against cyberattacks, including those attributed to groups like Crazy Hunter.

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CyberArk Introduces Comprehensive AI Agent Identity Security

18 April 2025 · ·

CyberArk has announced the Secure AI Agent, a new solution designed to protect autonomous artificial intelligence (AI) identities within enterprise environments. This offering addresses the emerging security challenges posed by increasingly sophisticated and independent AI systems that require their own unique identity management controls. The Secure AI Agent extends CyberArk's privileged access management capabilities to encompass these novel AI entities, ensuring secure operation and preventing unauthorized activity. Key features include centralized policy enforcement for AI identities, continuous monitoring of AI behavior, and automated remediation in response to detected anomalies—all crucial elements for maintaining a robust security posture as organizations integrate autonomous AI into their workflows. By providing granular control over access rights and activities performed by AI agents, CyberArk aims to mitigate risks associated with data breaches, compliance violations, and malicious exploitation within the rapidly evolving landscape of artificial intelligence.

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Magellanic Clouds Collision: Tidal Forces Disrupting the Smaller Galaxy

18 April 2025 · ·

Witness a cosmic drama unfolding! New research reveals that the Large Magellanic Cloud is gravitationally disrupting its smaller companion, the Small Magellanic Cloud. By tracking thousands of stars within SMC, astronomers have uncovered evidence suggesting this tug-of-war could eventually lead to the disintegration of one galaxy and reshape our understanding of galactic interactions.

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Harvard Faces Funding Freeze Amid Dispute With Trump Administration

18 April 2025 · ·

Harvard University is facing a funding freeze of $2.2 billion from the Trump administration after refusing to alter its diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) policies and admissions standards. The White House demanded changes including reduced influence from "radical" faculty and merit-based hiring practices, which Harvard's president deemed ideological censorship. This situation highlights growing concerns about academic freedom amidst similar funding cuts impacting other prestigious institutions like Columbia University and the University of Pennsylvania.

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Meta Antitrust Case Opens with Zuckerberg's Testimony

18 April 2025 · ·

Mark Zuckerberg faced intense questioning in a landmark antitrust trial where Facebook (now Meta) is accused of stifling competition by acquiring Instagram and WhatsApp. The Federal Trade Commission alleges that these acquisitions eliminated potential rivals, while Zuckerberg defended the moves as strategic investments fostering growth. This high-stakes case could potentially force Meta to divest itself of its popular subsidiaries.

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Intel's Magdeburg Fab 29 Site Temporarily Returns to Agricultural Use

18 April 2025 · ·

Construction of Intel's Fab 29 in Magdeburg, Germany has been halted and the land is now being used for agricultural purposes. The site management was transferred to a state foundation which selected a farmer to cultivate corn on the plot as part of an agreement with Intel. This unexpected shift comes amid financial challenges and uncertainty regarding government subsidies, potentially delaying or even canceling the project altogether.

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Innolux Addresses Concerns Over Panel Packaging Capabilities

18 April 2025 · ·

Innolux has issued a statement addressing inaccuracies presented in a recent Nikkei Asia report, which suggested the company lacks technical capabilities for advanced semiconductor packaging. The response comprises six points outlining their advancements specifically within fan-out panel-level packaging (FOPLP).

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